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    III. LISTS OF EXHIBITS

A. Gingles Plaintiffs List of Exhibits

Number

10.

ll.

12.

13.

Title

Vita of Bernard N. Grofman

Senate Plan, Chapter 2, 1982 2nd Extra
Session (Map)

House Plan, Chapter 1, 1982 2nd Extra
Session (Map)

(a) and (b) House District 36, Mecklen—
burg County, Map and Legend

(a) and (b) House District 39, Forsyth
County (Part), Map and Legend

(a) and (b) House District 23, Durham
County, Map and Legend

(a) and (b) House District 21, Wake
County, Map and Legend

(a) and (b) House District 8, Wilson,
Edgecombe and Nash Counties, Map and
Legend

(a) and (b) Senate District 22, Mecklen-
burg and Cabarrus Counties, Map and
Legend »

(a) and (b) Senate District 2, Map and
Legend

”Effects of Multimember State House and
Senate Districts in Eight NorthCarolina
Counties, 1978-82,” Grofman, 1983

"An Outline for Racial Bloc Voting
Analysis,” Grofman, 1983

(a) and (b) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Mecklenburg County, Senate 1978(Primary
and General)

(c) and (d) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Cabarrus County, Senate 1978 (Primary
and General)

(e) and (f) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Mecklenburg and Cabarrus Counties, Senate 1978
(Primary and General)
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Amended

Defendants

Objection

No
No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Objection
Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Number

14.

15.

16.

Title

(g) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Mecklenburg County, Senate 1980
(Primary only)

(h) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Cabarrus County, Senate 1980 (Primary
only)

(i) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Mecklenburg/Cabarrus Counties, Senate
1980 (Primary only)

(j) and (k) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Mecklenburg County, Senate 1982 (Primary
and General)

(1) and (m) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Cabarrus County, Senate 1982 (Primary
and General)

(n) and (o) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Mecklenburg/Cabarrus Counties, Senate
1982 (Primary and General)

(p) Charlotte Observer, April 17, 1980,
April 19, 1980, April 22, 1980, April
30, 1980

 

(a) and (b) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Mecklenburg County, House, 1980(Primary
and General)

(c) and (d) Racial Bloc VotingAnalysis,
Mecklenburg County, House, 1982(Primary
and General)

(a) and (b) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Forsyth County, House 1978 (Primary
and General)

(c) and (d) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Forsyth County, House 1980 (Primary and
General

(e) and (f) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Forsyth County, House 1982 (Primary and
General

(h) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, Forsyth
County, Senate 1980 (Primary)

(a) and (b) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Durham County, House 1978 (Primary and
General)

(c) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,Durham
County, House 1980 (General)

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Amended

Defendants

Objection

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Defendants
Number _ Title Objection

(d) and (e) Racial Bloc VotingAnalysis,

Durham County, House 1982 (Primary and ho
General)
(f) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,Durham No
County, Senate 1978 (General)

17. (a) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, Wake No
County, House 1978 (Primary)
(b) and (c) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, No
Wake County, House 1980 (Primary)
(d) and (e) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, No
Wake County, House 1982 (Primary and
General)

18. (a) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, No
Edgecombe County, House 1982 (Primary)
(b) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,Wilson No
County, House 1982 (Primary)
(c) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, Nash No
County, House 1982 (Primary)
(d) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, House No
District No. 8, House 1982 (Primary)
(e) and (f) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, No
Edgecombe County, Congress 1982 (First
and Second Primaries)
(g) and (h) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, No
Wilson County, Congress 1982 (First and
Second Primaries)
(i) and (j) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, No
Nash County, Congress 1982 (First and
Second Primaries)
(k) and (l) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, No
Edgecombe County Commission 1982(Primary
and General)
(m) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, Wilson No
County, County Commission 1976 (Primary)
(n) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis, Nash No

County, County Commission 1982 (Primary)

(0) and (p) Racial Bloc Voting Analysis,
Wilson—Edgecombe—Nash, Congress 1982
(First and Second Primaries)

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection*

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

Objection

7"Defendants contend that analysis of counties is irrelevant.

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Amended

Number

19.

20.

21.
22.

23.

24.

25.
26.

27.

28.

Defendants

Title Objection
Electoral Participation and Success No Objection
by Race, 1970-1982
”The Disadvantageous Effects of At— No Objection

Large Elections on the Success of
Minority Candidates for the Charlotte
and Raleigh City Councils," Grofman,

 

 

1983

Vita of Harry L. Watson None

Raleigh News and Observer, 1/30/1898, (22-37)

Cartoon Relevance, materia-
lity and hearsay (as

Raleigh News and ObServer, 10/15/1898, to the truth of the

Cartoon substance)

Raleigh News and Observer, 7/4/1900,
Cartoon

 

"White People Wake Up,” Leaflet, 1950

(a) Raleigh News and Observen 5/26/54,
(Alton Lennon Political Advertisement)

 

(b) Raleigh News and Observer, 5/27/54,
(Kerr Scott Political Advertisement)

 

(c) Raleigh News and Observer, 5/28/54,
(Kerr Scott Political Advertisement)

 

(d) Raleigh News and Observer, 5/28/54,
”Alton Lennon Forces Flood”

 

(e) Raleigh News and Observer, 5/29/54,
(Alton Lennon Political Advertisement)

 

(a) Raleigh News and Observer, 5/19/60,
”Lake Sturing Passions on Desegregation
Issues"

 

(b) Raleigh News and Observer, 5/26/60,
(Lake Political Advertisement)

 

(c) Raleigh News and Observer, 5/26/60,
(Lake Political Advertisement)

 

Raleigh News and Observer, 6/2/64,”Moore

 

Seeks Runoff”

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Number

29.

30.

31.

32.

33.

34.

35.

36.

37.

38.

39.
40.

41.

Title

Charlotte News, 5/21/64, Political
Advertisement (Moore)

Raleigh NewsauuiObserver, 6/21/64,
Political Advertisement (Preyer)

Raleigh News and Observer, 10/14/64,
Political Advertisement (Goldwater)

Raleigh News and Observer, 11/7/66,
"Jones Charges East With Smear'Tactics"

 

Raleigh News and ObserVer, 10/20/68,
Political Advertisement (Bob Scott)

Raleigh News and Observer, 11/2/68,
Political Advertisement (Jim Gardner)

Raleigh News and Observer, 10.25/65,
Political Advertisement (Wallace)

 

' Charlotte News, 10/29/68, Political

A vertisement (Wallace)

(a) Raleigh News and Observer, 5/5/72,
(Political Advertisement, United
Concerned Citizens of Raleigh)

 

(b) Raleigh News and Observer, 10/18/22,
(Political Advertisement — Democrats
for Helms)

(c) Raleigh News and Observer, 10/27/72,
(Political Advertisement — Democrats
for Helms)

(d) Raleigh News and Observer,11/10/72,
(Political Advertisement - Democrats
for Helms)

White and Black Voter Registration in
11 Southern States

[omitted]

Voter Registration by Race: North
Carolina V. Statewide, 1960—1982(graph)

Black Elected Officials in North
Carolina, 1970-1981

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Defendants

Objection

Relevance, materia-
lity, hearsay

Relevance, materia-
lity, hearsay

Inadequate
foundation

Number

42.

v// 43.

lzgijgw/ as.
. 4Q@\

4?.

 

4@.

Title

Statutes providing for segregation
Vita of Paul Luebke

Durham Morning Herald, 9/10/76,
Political Advertisement (Green)

 

Charlotte Observer, 9/12/79,Letter
to the Editor

 

‘Charlotte ObServer, 9/18/79,Editorial

 

'Charlotte Observer, 9/21/79,Politica1
Advertisement (knox)

 

Charlotte Observer, 9/23/79,Politica1
Advertisement (Knox) (2 pp)

 

Charlotte Observer, 9/26/79, News

Analysis

 

Durham Morning Herald, 4/ /80,Artic1e

 

Durham Morning Herald, 5/4/80,Politica1
Advertisement

 

Raleigh News and Observer, 10/28/80,
11MorganChargesOpponent”

 

North Carolina Anvil, 5/15/81, "Durham
Democrats Endorse White Slate”

Letters from Tim Valentine Campaign

'(a-h) Political Advertisements by'Helms

for Senate, 1983

" Charlotte Observer, 6/9/83, ”Ads
ignal Helms-Hunt Race”

(j) List of Newspapers in which Helms
Ads were run

Durham Morning Herald, 7/25/82, re:
Second Primary

North Carolina Institute of Govern—

ment, Legislative Reporting Service,
2/11/83

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Defendants

Objection

None
None

(44—51)

Relevance, materia-
lity, and hearsay
(as to the truth of
the substance)

Relevance, materia-
lity, hearsay

Relevance, materia—
lity

Relevance, materia-
lity, hearsay (as to
truth of substance)

'J’,

None

Relevance, materia—
lity, hearsay

None

Number

56.

57.
58.
59.

‘60.
61.
62.
63.
64.

65.

66.
67.
68.
69.

70.
70A.
70B.

71.

72.

Demographic
County

Demographic
Demographic
Demographic
Demographic

Demographic
County

Demographic
Demographic

Demographic
County

Demographic
County

Demographic
Demographic
Demographic

Demographic
County

Demographic

Demographic

Title

Abstract of Mecklenburg

Abstract
Abstract
Abstract
Abstract

Abstract

Abstract
Abstract

Abstract

Abstract

Abstract
Abstract
Abstract

Abstract

Abstract

Abstract

of
of
of
of
of

of
of
of

of

of
of
of
of

of
of

ForsythCounty
Durham County
Wake County

Wilson County

Edgecombe

Nash County
HalifaxCounty

Northampton
Hertford

Gates County
Martin County
Bertie County

Washington

Chowan County

State as whole

Charlotte Observer, 6/21/83, "Scores
Show Black Students Narrowing Gap”

”Patterns of Pay in North Carolina
State Government," Office of State
Personnel, Executive Summary

”Institutional Racism/Sexism in North

Carolina State Government."

and 48-65.

pp. 1-24a

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Defendants
Objection

None

None
None
None

None

None
None
None

None
None

None
None
None

None

None

None

None

71-74

Defendants stipulate
that these four docu-
ments are authentic
and were produced at
the request of the
North Carolina State
Government. Defen—
dants object on the

Number

73.

74.

75.
75A.
76.
77.
78.

79.

80.

Title

”Housing for North Carolinians:

Policy and Action Recommendations,"
North Carolina Department ofNatural
Resources and Community Development

“North Carolina Housing Element,"
1972, North Carolina Department of
Natural Resources and Community Deve—
lopment, pp. 10-17

.Vita of Thad L. Beyle

Letter from Huskins to Sullivan

Campaign Finance Reports from Mecklen-
burg County General Assembly Elections

Campaign Finance Reports from Forsyth
County General Assembly Elections

Campaign Finance Reports from Durham
County General Assembly Elections

Campaign Finance Reports from Wake
County General Assembly Elections

Voter Turnout, Registration Data and

.Vote Abstract from Ballance—Hux

81.

82.

83.

84.

85.

Primary, 1982

Campaign Finance Reports from Hux-
Ballance election, 1982

Vita of Alex W. Willingham

Excerpts from the Transcripts of the

House and Senate RedistrictingCommittees

and of the Senate floor debate

Raleigh News and Observer, 2/10/1982,

House and Senate District plans Advance”

Appointments of Women, Blacks andIndians

Defendants
Objection

grounds of relevance
materiality, hearsay
and opinion.testimony

None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None

Hearsay

(a) Comparison of nine executive«officials Hearsay

(Table 5)

(b) Comparison of Governor Hunt and former Hearsay

Governor Holshouser

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Defendants

Number Title Objection
(c) Boards and Commissions with no Hearsay
Blacks
(d) Explanation of Criteria Hearsay

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